Keevitaja

Welder

EURES Rootsi

As a manual welder with us, you will be responsible for carrying out qualified welding work on various materials and in different dimensions. You will work daytime shifts, both in the workshop and out in the field.
This is an independent role, making it important that you can read and work from technical drawings, welding procedure specifications (WPS) and work instructions. You will also be responsible for ensuring that the work is carried out in accordance with applicable quality requirements.
Your main responsibilities will include:
• Manual welding using the MMA (111), MAG (135, 136, 138) and TIG (141) processes.
• Interpreting technical drawings, welding procedures and work instructions.
• Performing welding work in various positions, such as PA, PB and PF.
• Carrying out visual self-inspections of completed welds.
• Contributing to a safe and clean working environment.

• A vocational upper-secondary education in welding or equivalent qualifications.
• At least two years of documented experience in manual welding in an industrial environment.
• Understanding of technical documentation. As our working environment is international,
Understand and can communicate in English.
• An understanding of and experience in applying occupational health and safety regulations, as well as experience working with personal protective equipment.

• A valid welding certificate in accordance with SS-EN ISO 9606-1 for steel, or another relevant standard depending on the material.
• Experience in stainless steel and aluminium welding.
• Hot Work certification.
• SSG Lift and Fall Protection training.
• A valid driving licence and an overhead crane licence.

(Does the employer help with accommodation, interview and/or relocation costs etc?)
Yes to some degree.